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Northeastern Bandit: The Memoirs of Li Zhengguang
In the Ice City of the 1990s, young Li Zhengguang rises from the steps of a video arcade, gripping half a bicycle chain as he carves a way out through snow and blood. From street brawls to making a name for himself in the underworld, from settling scores to ending up behind bars, this is a life on the jianghu road, paved with loyalty, betrayal, greed, and hard-won realization. As the wheels of the era roll on, every brother he ran with, every drop of blood shed, and every code he believed in wil
15.3kReads6.4Score640Shelves
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Madman of the Capital: Bai Xiaohang
My name is Bai Xiaohang, the toughest man in Nancheng. With nothing but a pickaxe in hand, I took on Zhejiang Village alone. One slap sent a Hong Kong tycoon running in the middle of the night. The Northeastern gang, the Tianjin docks, the Shanxi coal barons: one came, one went down. I’ve never bowed my head to anyone in my life, and I don’t believe in fate. They say there’s no one in the capital who dares to mess with me. But in the end, I couldn’t even spare myself. I fought head-on until the
5.1kReads6.6Score304Shelves
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Li Zhengguang: The Stray Dog Never Bows His Head
Li Zhengguang is a tough man who clawed his way out of a small city in Northeast China. His fists are hard, and his life is even harder. He fights his way from the factory compound to Harbin, then kills his way from under Qiao Si to Beijing. He protects his brothers, guards his women, and takes down his enemies. He doesn't go looking for trouble, but he never backs down from it. This isn't a fairy tale. It's a gritty story of life in the underworld. See how Li Zhengguang goes from a stray dog to
4.3kReads—Score153Shelves
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Don't Mess with Beijing Jiadai
Jiadai, a tough guy from Beijing, was driven by life to Shenzhen. He doesn't scheme or play games. He lives by one rule: if someone won't back down, fight until they do. With a metal pipe and his fists, he fought his way from Huaqiangbei to Luohu. Someone slashed his brother? He broke their fingers. Someone bullied a woman? One punch shattered their jaw. He met force with force, every blow landing hard. He walked into this underworld on his own two feet, and he sure as hell wouldn't leave lying
3.4kReads—Score100Shelves
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Chaoyang Ghost Crab: Taking on Beijing Head-On
Ghost Crab is released from prison and returns to Chaoyang, Beijing. His brothers are gone, and local thugs come looking for trouble? He grips a shotgun and presses it to his opponent's temple. “Pay what you owe, or leave your life here.” One man takes on forty, five men face a hundred: they don't rely on numbers, only on hard fists. He sets the rules of the underworld and protects his brothers with his life. This is the point of no return for the last tough guy in the capital, and a life-or-dea
2.2kReads—Score162Shelves
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Han Chunming Reborn: My New Beginning Beneath Zhengyang Gate
Reborn in 1982, Han Chunming returns to his first day collecting scrap. Others laugh at him for rummaging through trash at the recycling station, but he sees Ming-dynasty imperial porcelain glowing and Qing-dynasty paintings and calligraphy crying out. This time, he will personally restore every national treasure hidden beneath the dust. Cheng Jianjun's schemes? Su Meng's misunderstanding? The disdain of the residents of the courtyard? Watch him find hidden treasures and become a tycoon, take th
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Black A88888: Qiao Si
In 1980s Harbin, a bricklayer used his fists to make the rules for an entire street. He made an example of people by cutting off fingers, went alone to face his enemies, and stood his ground against thirty attackers. From the shantytowns of Daowai, he fought his way to the top, commanding respect in both the underworld and the legitimate world. His brothers would take a knife for him, but no woman dared spend her life by his side. He said, “There’s no turning back in this world. You can only cha
1.4kReads—Score101Shelves
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Walking the Razor's Edge: Li Zhengguang
At eighteen, I ran a street stall and broke the nose of a protection-money collector with one punch. At twenty, I bet everything in a boxing match. I broke two ribs, but I was the last one standing. At twenty-six, I tearfully sent my own sworn brother to the police station, because I believed rules mattered more than saving face. Some people say I have no sense of loyalty. Others say I’m too ruthless. But when they carried that coffin in, I kowtowed three times, blood running down my forehead. O
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Tales of the Qing Palace: Astonishing Secrets That Upend Everything You Know
Who says official history is the truth? Qianlong’s birth mother wasn’t Consort Xi of the Niohuru clan at all. She was a Han maid who worked with horses at a ranch in Rehe! Yongzheng didn’t die of illness: a woman cut off his head and carried it away, and it has never been found! Shunzhi didn’t die of smallpox. He secretly ran off to Mount Wutai and became a monk! Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang married her own brother-in-law, Dorgon, to protect her son’s claim to the throne! And there’s a Qing palace
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